Quirky comments from Scotland on instructional design, and the odd bit of satire.
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A couple of weeks ago I sent an email to my Light Touch Learning mailing list saying goodbye to them, and to my elearning career. […]
So what’s new in the scenarios world? A couple of good posts from Christy Tucker, that’s what! If you think ‘we should have a scenario […]
I’ve put a new scenario example on my portfolio page. This is an unbranded version of a scenario I wrote for a leading Scottish child […]
I’ve written and talked a lot about Action Mapping as the best way to kick off a learning project, ensuring it’s focused on actions that […]
Cathy Moore’s Action Mapping is a great way of capturing the performance needs at the start of any kind of training project. On paper it […]
In the immortal words of Ian Dury, ‘There ain’t half been some clever bastards’. Here I’ve picked five excellent articles I’ve found recently; each takes […]
I’ve improved my portfolio and clients page, to bring together a few scenario examples previously scattered across the site, and a consultancy case study. You […]
I’ve written so much on elearning scenarios in this site it’s time I pulled all the resources together for easy reference. I’ll add some of […]
It’s an old chestnut. Elearning vs the classroom. What’s more effective for learning – a tutor in front of a flipchart or various computer-mediated ways. […]
Last week I posted a way to create an inventory list in Storyline 2. I’ll be the first to admit it was a bit convoluted. […]
When I started creating scenarios in Storyline, I couldn’t find a way to show the user what bits of information they’d picked up or learning […]
This elearning scenario example is a first-person video-based one. Like Choose a Different Ending it pretends to be amateur but is very artfully produced. It’s […]
